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My Grandma in 1907
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Workers heading out through gates of a shipyard for lunchtime break – behind them a ship under construction surrounded by timber scaffolding and cranes – Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland, United Kingdom, c. 1944.
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My grandfather who served as a Seabee in N. Africa and the Pacific Theater during WW2 (exact year photo was taken unknown).
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‘Western Hemisphere 1941’ — Anti-American postcard from the Second World War (1941) showing Uncle Sam strangling South America.
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The Banner of the Great October, Akhmed Kitaev, 1980
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A remarkable three-person motorcycle was handmade in Poland in 1949 by Stanisław Skura, using salvaged parts from a crashed aircraft, a destroyed tank, and a damaged military truck. The vehicle’s engine was crafted from two cylinders cut off from a Me-109 aircraft. (1949)
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My Great grandpa, on right in 1883
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Field nurses of the 13th Field Hospital, first to arrive in Normandy to tend the wounded, take time for lunch, Omaha Beach, 1944 (Colourized)
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Commemorative Pin made for the 1996 Olympics
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My grandmother sometime in the 1940s :)
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Bizarre Book Service (1956)
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Former vice-president Henry A. Wallace listening to Pete Seeger sing on a plane. US, 1948.
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Excavations in Sultanahmet square, Istanbul/Constantinople, 1935
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Christmas of 1912 at the McCoy home. Robert, William Jr., and James McCoy pose near the decorated Christmas tree with their new toys nearby, Knoxville, Tennessee.
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This is me Xmas of 1965
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“ideology of islam”, 2020, iran
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Aluminum Christmas Tree
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My grandfather, about 1920
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The Dutch Boy’s Lead Party
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My Grandma Dorothy
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My Grandma in 1907

Workers heading out through gates of a shipyard for lunchtime break – behind them a ship under construction surrounded by timber scaffolding and cranes – Glasgow, Lanarkshire, Scotland, United Kingdom, c. 1944.

My grandfather who served as a Seabee in N. Africa and the Pacific Theater during WW2 (exact year photo was taken unknown).

‘Western Hemisphere 1941’ — Anti-American postcard from the Second World War (1941) showing Uncle Sam strangling South America.

The Banner of the Great October, Akhmed Kitaev, 1980

A remarkable three-person motorcycle was handmade in Poland in 1949 by Stanisław Skura, using salvaged parts from a crashed aircraft, a destroyed tank, and a damaged military truck. The vehicle’s engine was crafted from two cylinders cut off from a Me-109 aircraft. (1949)

My Great grandpa, on right in 1883

Field nurses of the 13th Field Hospital, first to arrive in Normandy to tend the wounded, take time for lunch, Omaha Beach, 1944 (Colourized)

Commemorative Pin made for the 1996 Olympics

My grandmother sometime in the 1940s :)

Bizarre Book Service (1956)

Former vice-president Henry A. Wallace listening to Pete Seeger sing on a plane. US, 1948.

Excavations in Sultanahmet square, Istanbul/Constantinople, 1935

Christmas of 1912 at the McCoy home. Robert, William Jr., and James McCoy pose near the decorated Christmas tree with their new toys nearby, Knoxville, Tennessee.

This is me Xmas of 1965

“ideology of islam”, 2020, iran

Aluminum Christmas Tree

My grandfather, about 1920

The Dutch Boy’s Lead Party

My Grandma Dorothy

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